Camp hosting States
Utah campground hosting
Last verified September 9, 2026.
What the basis means for you
Each adult owes the full amount. A couple owes double the advertised number.
Terms and conditions
Up to 8 months; water, sewer and power. Utah State Parks' own Become a Host page states most parks ask 25 or more hours a week for full hookups — the 20/wk figure we previously showed was Antelope Island specifically, not the statewide norm. The agency also publishes a live per-park availability table listing each park, months needed, utilities (water/sewer/electric), and whether positions are currently full.
Everything on this page comes from the state's own published material or, where marked on the main table, from third-party reporting. We have not verified it first-hand. Terms change between seasons and individual parks set their own variations, so confirm with the park before you commit.
Work out what it's worth
A free site isn't free if it costs you 40 hours a week. Offer Check turns the hours, the site and any cash into an effective hourly rate you can compare against a paid job.
Compare with other states
- Vermont — 30/wk, per site
- Virginia — Not stated, not published
- Washington — At least 28/wk, not published